Stabroek News - 2018-11-30

• Brazil investors keen on mega farm in intermedia­te savannahs
• ‘The only friends I got is PNC, so the only people I could give work to is PNC’
• Gov’t sued over Berbice bridge takeover, freeze on tolls
• Mangal says advised against Crab Island oil facility over lack of transparen­cy
• World News Trump ex-lawyer pleads guilty to lying about Moscow tower project
• In abrupt switch, Trump cancels Putin meeting, cites Ukraine crisis
• Law group that helped U.S. probe says Rohingyas victims of genocide
• Regional News Jamaica electoral office removing over 260,000 dead people from voters’ list
• Trinidad Gov’t reaches new “significan­t” agreements with BP, Shell
• Editorial City’s mismanagem­ent of solid waste collection
• Scotia Guyana staff have all been sold out into uncertaint­y
• Service providers do not necessaril­y regard senior citizens as deserving of priority attention
• CARICOM has contribute­d to hunger and poverty of the Caribbean people
• PM oversteppe­d authority on cross dressing ruling
• Serious problems with GTT DSL
• Four committed to stand trial over Black Bush triple murder
• Baramita woman arrested after abandoning infant son at police station
• Kildonan man to stand trial for murder of father
• Four for High Court over murder of Tain mother
• Frankly Speaking - Shouldn’t we grieve for Georgetown? I do
• Have a “cau ous” Christmas
• GuySuCo may surpass second crop production target
• Takeover of Scotiabank likely to be raised in caucus at special CARICOM meeting
• GPL allocated $3.6b in 2019 budget
• Mangal says advised against Crab Island oil facility over lack of transparen­cy
• Trio charged over guns, ammo found in car
• GPL allocated $3.6b in 2019 budget
• World News General behind deadly Haiti raid takes aim at Brazil’s gangs
• Brazil investors keen on mega...
• Defending champions GCC hammer Saints in opener -Hikers go down to Old Fort
• Presidents Cup captain Woods says cleared air with Reed
• Green’s late points lift Raptors to OT win over Warriors
• Women will be eventually incorporat­ed into CPL, says Russell
• #MeToo phenomenon finally reaches Guyana
• Clarke denies Australia culture soured under his watch
• Kashif and Shanghai to coordinate yearend Futsal Festival
• Archer now eligible to play for England in March 2019
• Positivity key to securing series-levelling victory, says Brathwaite
• As ‘first oil’ draws closer… Budget signals focus on more robust agricultur­al sector
• The 20% state contract allocation for small businesses should be in place now
• The Balance: Waiter service aiming to add elegance to seasonal revelry
• Eighty-four thousand empty hotel rooms nightly hurting tourism sector - CHTA Director General
• The Guyana Shop: An invaluable incubator for the local agroproces­sing sector
• Budget signals focus on more robust agricultur­al sector
• Nand Persaud & Company taking rice industry’s challenges in its stride
• Coconut flour provides another agro processing opportunit­y for Guyana

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